chSwiss National League

Official website of the Swiss National League — schedule, results, standings and stats.

Biel/Bienne — founded in 1939, three-time Swiss champion (most recently 1983), playing at the Tissot Arena.

Kloten (canton of Zürich) — founded in 1934, five-time Swiss champion (most recently 1996), playing at the SWISS Arena.

Zug — founded in 1967, three-time Swiss champion (most recently 2022).

Geneva — founded in 1905, Swiss champion in 2023 and Champions Hockey League winner in 2023/24, playing at the Patinoire des Vernets.

Porrentruy (canton of Jura) — founded in 1973, in the National League since 2021, playing at the Raiffeisen Arena.

Ambrì (canton of Ticino) — mountain club from below the Gotthard, founded in 1937, playing at the Gottardo Arena.

Davos — founded in 1921, record 31-time Swiss champion (most recently 2015) and host of the Spengler Cup, which it has won 17 times (most recently 2025).

Fribourg — founded in 1938, Swiss champion in 2026 (the club's first title), playing at the BCF Arena.

Lugano (canton of Ticino) — founded in 1941, seven-time Swiss champion (most recently 2006), playing at the Cornèr Arena.

Lausanne — founded in 1922, in the National League since 2013, playing at the Vaudoise Aréna.

Bern — founded in 1931, 16-time Swiss champion (most recently 2019); the PostFinance Arena holds 17,031 spectators.

Rapperswil-Jona (canton of St. Gallen) — founded in 1945 on the shore of Lake Zürich, playing at the St. Galler Kantonalbank Arena.

Langnau im Emmental — founded in 1946 as SC Langnau, Swiss champion in 1976; the official site scltigers.ch blocks access from Slovakia, hence Facebook.

Zürich — founded in 1930, 11-time Swiss champion (most recently 2025) and Champions Hockey League winner in 2024/25, playing at the Swiss Life Arena.